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Photo: Somewhere mysteriously in California Grapes are an economically important commodity, supplying fresh, dried, and processed markets worldwide. Although grapes are not a crop you immediately consider a beneficiary of CEA technology, it may be possible to adapt field agriculture,…
Co-founder and COO Sean Cahill joins company, develops proprietary software system, Bzzz, designed for recording and displaying data collected by beekeepers on their beehive visits. Bzzz is a desktop program, beekeepers input data from the field once they have returned…
We hired our first in-house software engineer, Elizabeth Rocheleau, to work on Bzzz with Cahill.
Cahill develops a mobile version of Bzzz to allow beekeepers to record data while in the field, in real-time.
We hired our first in-house data analyst, Dylan Garcie, to identify and present the trends and patterns within our continuously growing database on honey bees.
We’ve started looking into what specific plants that bees pollinate, and we’re creating the preliminary list to review with plant ecologists and professors at Ithaca college.
We developed proprietary software to process and analyze genomic sequencing data, making it easier and faster to analyze species present in honey samples, bacteria samples, and fungal samples at scale.
We’ve started cross comparing the results of the research into what specific plants bees pollinate — with our own internal project HoneyDNA — with carbon sequestering plants to check for significant overlap between bees’ pollination efforts and the prevalence of…
Meeting with Ithaca college today to discuss the key plants that sequester carbon on as we continue the research. We learned that we should focus on annual plants.
